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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of Mellors' wife?

2. What is Mrs. Bolton's dead husband's name?

3. What does Connie tell Clifford she is doing?

4. Where does Connie take a drive to when she thinks she might be pregnant?

5. What is the only thing Connie can see as she travels through Europe?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Connie first ask Mrs. Bolton about while they are working in the garden together?

2. How does Mrs. Bolton find out about the affair between Mellors and Connie?

3. How does Connie feel about what she sees on her drive through Uthwaite?

4. What happens when Hilda meets Mellors for the first time?

5. What does Connie do when she sees a picture in Mellors' cottage?

6. What does Connie see happening on her drive through Uthwaite?

7. What does Mellors say about his first girlfriends?

8. What happens when Mellors and Connie make love the night that she tells him she is going to Venice for a month?

9. How does Connie feel when she sees Mellors for the first time after returning from Venice?

10. What does Clifford talk to Connie about while he is on a walk with her after her trip?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Mrs. Bolton was a minor character in this book who made a huge impact on the plot. How does she accomplish this, and how would the plot have been altered had she not been included in the story line?

Essay Topic 2

There were many characters in this book who were manipulated and persuaded to do things they did not want to do. What are some of these instances, and how are those characters affected by the manipulation?

Essay Topic 3

The relationship between fear and courage is presented in this book. What is this relationship, and where is it displayed in this book? How do the combination of these terms affect the course of the plot?

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